The analysis by the University of Chicago’s Crime Lab crunches GPS information from police vehicles and crime data to paint a picture of where cops were and when during a 9-month period from June 2020 through February 2021. Reset talks to a reporter who got access to the analysis through an open records request. Host: Sasha-Ann SimonsProducer: Daniel Tucker, Marie MendozaGuest: Annie Sweeney

The analysis by the University of Chicago’s Crime Lab crunches GPS information from police vehicles and crime data to paint a picture of where cops were and when during a 9-month period from June 2020 through February 2021. Reset talks to a reporter who got access to the analysis through an open records request. Host: Sasha-Ann Simons Producer: Daniel Tucker, Marie Mendoza Guest: Annie Sweeney

The analysis by the University of Chicago’s Crime Lab crunches GPS information from police vehicles and crime data to paint a picture of where cops were and when during a 9-month period from June 2020 through February 2021. Reset talks to a reporter who got access to the analysis through an open records request. Host: Sasha-Ann SimonsProducer: Daniel Tucker, Marie MendozaGuest: Annie Sweeney

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Why aren’t more Chicago cops deployed when most shootings occur?

Why aren’t more Chicago cops deployed when most shootings occur?